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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3655, 16 October 1912, Page 7

asmaaMßßaa mmßMmmammßßßßmßammmmmißßßaumgm taßßsmßSßaa^Bmm^a^amsßßsmam mm GREAT STOGK-TAKIN, SALE Lasting Days ,™ REMEMBER ALL TH The Stock N E GENUINE. mi »t he Reduced I desire to notify that this Sale, as I by trie, is effectually clear Surplus Stock, Prices have begfi in sojitfe instances cut to Below on Locally Manufactured Stock, but also onJgfver^>mported Line in the Store, Perfectly h * 'n< ,‘lihane Money Raiser, and in order to ie reductions are being made not only The following- are only a few of the Bargains differing:, and patrons would do well to note that i| willjbejaljpolufely Impossible to Re-stock any of the Lines which may be cleared, so that in order to avoid disappointment, Earif Purchasing Peruse this Price List and just consider whether you cai Kitchen Dressers .... .... 117 Combination Chests, with Large Bevelled Mirrors Do. Pairs, Duchess and Washstand Washstands Sideboards Overmantles .... Morice Chairs, Solid Leather Dining Boom Chairs Easy Chairs, Velvet Pile ... Kitchen Chairs .... Austrian Bentwood Cane Chairs Wicker Chairs .... Dining Boom Suites, Saddle Bags, and Pieces Couches Better Ailue in any town in the Dominion. can have the Bedroom Suites Bedsteads, Oak Do. Iron, Bras Beds, Kapoc Do. Hospital .... Mattresses, Wire Wov Stretchers Toilet Sets Curtains Blinds Linoleums, Inlaid, 2 yds. wide Do. 2 yds. wide Oilcloths, 2 yds wide If you B ood for nothing. No White Pine. argains. A guarantee is given that only well-seasoned Kauri and Rii N . B ._ No carting will be undertaken on Goods Purchased under £2 in value. Country Orders accompanied by Cash made up from the above List will attention. Must be Cash. Ready-Money Taylor - ■ Gladstone Road £2222 gmßß^aaß—E——BWWßß—H——Bßgaaj ... . . ■la i V&hklV— .i.vj i :.v' 1 whi-i-Vi:

It was a usual occurrence. Someone had broken a shop window. The village policeman was summoned. Of course had to see the window. “Ay, ay,” he said, “it's been a fine smash! I see the gloss is broken inside as well as outside.”

EARN THIS GUINEA: IT’S SIMPLE. WIN A GUINEA! Prize sentence published every Monday. Best advt. sentence on “Stand-Out” Tea, composed of words commencing with tho lettes nominated—used in any sequence—wins each week. “StandOut” Teai Coupon from inside of tin must be enclosed, and forwarded with •full name and address, so as to reach Wellington by Tuesday of each week, to: “Stand-Out Tea,” P.O. Box 476, Wellington. NOTE! Two Blue Coupons or one Red entitles competitor to enter onceThose forwarding Green or Gold Coupons will have permits for four or nine further attempts posted them. A Cheque for £1 Is Unas been sent the writer of this sentence —K.A.F., 2 Royal Terrace, Dunedin: “The last word in Tea,—beyond doubt! Connoisseurs buy invariably ‘StandOut.’ ” Letters for Competition closing 22/ 10/12: T8.T.P.5.0.D/f.0.N.T.8. Letters for Competition closing 29/ 10/12: T.0.A.0.5.1.1.5.0.T.N.8. “STAND-OUT ” TEA IS DIFFERENT: IT’S BETTER. “Stand-Out” Tea is sold in Gisborne by—W. A. O’Meara, W. J. Cox and Co., C. Church, J. A. Pirie, and James Sealey; G. M. Colebrook, Tolago Bay: A. M Lewis, Te Karaka; S. J. Daiilton and Sons, Manutuke; R. H. Image, Matawhero.

A local preacher jn a colliery village gave out the following announcements :—"Hymn number a hundred-and-thorty-fowr in the big beuks and twenty-five in the sraaal beulis, and the peacrher for next Sunday ’ill be nailed on the door! ’ ’ Teacher: are there' any feathered quadrupeds?” "WiUie: Yes, sir.” Teacher: "Name oner" Willie: “A feather bed.”